Most breast cancers aren't genetic. Here's what doctors want women to know
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Half a century of progress against breast cancer comes down to a pair of numbers most patients never hear. “In the 1970s, the five-year survival was in the 70% range,” said Dr. Alberto Montero, a medical oncologist, associate professor of medicine at the Case Western Reserve University School of Med…
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Half a century of progress against breast cancer comes down to a pair of numbers most patients never hear. “In the 1970s, the five-year survival was in the 70% range,” said Dr. Alberto Montero, a medical oncologist, associate professor of medicine at the Case Western Reserve University School of Med…
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